Monthly Archives: March 2004

Live from Cheatham Street Warehouse

Yesterday the Grant Mazak Band, for which I play bass, played our usual first Sunday of the month gig at Cheatham Street Warehouse. It was a fun show for a couple of reasons: we had one of Grant’s faculty friends sit in on saxophone, and my good friend David was recording the performance for us.
David [...]

Leaving Quicken Behind

Toward the end of last year, I finally got completely fed up with Quicken. It had a number of bugs that Intuit never thought important enough to fix, and we lost data from Quicken more than once. (In all fairness, the data loss wasn’t entirely Intuit’s fault, but once it was done, it became much [...]

The Return of the Johnsons

Back toward the end of 2002, our friends Steve & Renee Johnson and their kids moved away from San Marcos. We were pretty sad about it, since they had been instrumental in getting us down here to begin with, and our families have always enjoyed each other immensely.
Now, after various trials, travels, and travails, they’re [...]